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How do you use the word like in a sentence as verb?

Here are a few ways to use "like" as a verb in a sentence:

* Expressing preference or enjoyment: "I like to read fantasy novels."

* Expressing a similarity: "That painting really likes the one I saw at the museum." (This usage is less common and can sound informal.)

* Showing approval or fondness: "She likes her new job a lot."

* Expressing desire: "I like to go for walks in the park."

Examples:

* I like to eat spicy food. (Expressing preference)

* This song really likes the one we heard on the radio. (Expressing similarity, informal)

* He likes his new apartment a lot. (Showing approval)

* I like to spend time with my family. (Expressing desire)

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